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---------------------- To uninstall Garden services, you can use the following command:

bash
garden plugins kubernetes uninstall-garden-services --env <env-name>

This command removes all cluster-wide Garden services. Please note that you should not delete the

garden-system

namespace directly, as Kubernetes may fail to remove persistent volumes [source ()]. After uninstalling, you can reinstall the Garden system services using the following command:

bash
garden plugins kubernetes cluster-init

However, if you're having issues with the

garden-system

namespace not being created, it could be due to a known bug where Garden tries to create a namespace that already exists, as reported in this GitHub issue (). The error is not consistent and a retry of

garden deploy

typically works. If the problem persists, you may need to manually create the namespace or ask an administrator to do so. ----------------------

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---------------------- To gracefully shut down Garden, you can simply stop the Garden process. If you're running a Garden command, you can stop it by pressing

Ctrl+C

in your terminal. To restart Garden, you can just run your desired Garden command again. For example, if you were using the

garden dev

command, you can restart it by running

garden dev

in your terminal again. If you're facing issues and need to reset the state of your Garden project, you can use the

garden delete environment

command to delete the environment:

bash
garden delete environment

This command deletes the environment and all of its services, but it does not delete the project configuration. After running this command, you can use

garden dev

or

garden deploy

to redeploy your services. Please note that these commands should be run in the root directory of your Garden project. ----------------------

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